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The San Francisco Chronicle reviews Emma 4…
…a piece from the Deccan Herald about Sonam Kapoor and Ayesha…
…and another piece from DNA India regarding Sonam and Ayesha…
ETA: Yet another piece on Sonam, this time from The Hindu.
AETA: Sonam Kapoor to Set Memorable Examples! from Indiaserver.com.
Here’s some random coverage:
Also, a short blurb about the music and choreography in Ayesha:
Choreographer Terrence Lewis says, “I had a great time working on songs of Ayesha and the opening song ‘Girl Power’ showcases three girls having good time. Sonam along with her friend (Ira Dubey) grooms their small town friend (Amrita Puri) to match up the standards of big city.
How was it to choreograph Sonam and her girls gang? “Not just in the song but in real too it was all girl gang around while shooting. I was surrounded by pretty women, as apart from Sonam, Ira and Amrita, the seat of the director was also donned by a beautiful lady Rajshree Ojha who is making her debut with this film. As far as the song is concerned the mood is very light and cool as it’s a situational song so the dance is that of freestyle.â€
And, a piece about Olivia Williams, Emma 3’s Jane Fairfax.
That’s right, Emma 4’s U.S. debut is nearly upon us, ocurring on PBS between January 24 – February 7, 2010! Check here to confirm your local PBS station schedule.
WGBH’s official Emma site is chock full of interesting bits and bobs, including an audio slideshow, an interview with show writer Sandy Welch, a character quiz, and more! From January 25 – March 9, 2010, the miniseries itself will also be available to stream directly via the Masterpiece Classic Emma site.
For grins, here are blurbs about the adaptation from the WXXI and Connecticut Public Broadcasting sites.
Also, Katie of Recycled Movie Costumes is planning a big feature on the previously-used costumes of Emma 4 – keep an eye out and enjoy!
This blog is a hodgepodge, so i figure I should adapt it for more gloriously random uses. I think I’ll start posting some of the outfits I slap up on various fashion communities. I will also endeavor to post the interesting media (or not-so-interesting media) that I’m always slapping up on Facebook. And other stuff. I promise.
Mainly thinking out loud.
And now, a silly Depeche Mode video.
So another old edition of Emma wuz auctioned today.
Also, IndiaTimes presents a short article about Ayesha star Sonam Kapoor, who discusses her work on the film, endorsements, and future projects. According to the piece, Ayesha will drop in April, 2010.
Also, happy holidays. My little tree and I salute you…
Purchase the DVD via my Amazon Astore here.
TVShowsOnDVD.com reports:
The BBC and distributor Warner Home Video have announced that the 4-part 2009 mini-series, Jane Austen’s Emma, will arrive on DVD this February 9th. The 2-disc set running 240 minutes will cost $34.98 SRP, and include 3 bonus Featurettes and an Interview:
- Emma’s Locations
- Emma’s Costumes
- Emma’s Music
- Emma’s Mr. Woodhouse – interview with Michael Gambon
Cool. There’s even a little preview clip available.
…are here.
Haven’t been able to get any good episode 3 caps because the only available, trustworthy source had a sign interpreter superimposed on every frame. 🙁 Will search for a workable file in the meantime.
